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*chops arm off* "Dinner's served"

Haha my family name has a book im pretty sure. Gelain. There was a French soldier who was the last person to carry the last name as he had no other relatives left. He went to italy during the French Revolution and met an italian woman he fell in love with. He escaped the army and stayed in...

"Mom, whats for dinner?"

Lol I think that nowadays because of the freedom and abundance of ways we are able to travel to other continents, everyone has a pretty mixed ancestry haha

I can already see the food packages : "instant meat"

I know the way we raise them is unethical. But killing them for food is not. Its like saying lions are unethical for choosing to hunt prey for meat when it can just evolve/adapt to eat plants. ...

I'd watch that movie

Yeah the animals we eat are already fairly modified genetically and look at the newer generations: allergy cases have almost trippled. A personal example I can give is my sisters. My family and I never had any allergies (nor relatives / ancestry). My sisters are much younger than me and thry...

So many fires out there and they still alive.. i think they are fire proof lol

Yeah rocky, i guess we do it the Australian way and smack the spiders with surf boards.

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For sure! If I end up dead or kidnapped, I've had a good life so far 😮‍💨😮‍💨 just hire someone to look after my fish and do water changes, thanks

Haha not cancer I was merely joking but there would be a change in genetics present in the later generations (higher genetic disorders, more people with more allergies etc).

Bro have you seen those little (well not little but yk) buggers? They look like they have full netherite armor. I wouldnt rely on bullets.

Killing animals for food is not unethical. Its natural order. The way we raise them in captivity nowadays is unethical. Lab grown meats sound like a good idea but there would be a pretty substantial incline in genetic mutation in the long term. The newer generations would be highly at risk of...

Gun? That ain't killing those monsters. Im bringing a whole hand granade mate

90% of the things we use on a daily basis is not good for the environment lol I wouldn't think about it too much.

Yeah when I first got my test kits a couple of years ago, I'd test my tap water for a whole month 3 times a week to see how often it varries haha. The range I got was around 6.6 - 7.9

Nah this is the fish forums. No one can be an aquarium hobbyist and be a psycopath. Its like..its like an oxymoron. 🥱

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Couple silver mollies and some malawis. Different tanks dw 💀💀

Just emphasising before theres any fish casualties haha.

Yeah just try your best to keep the ph around the 7.5 line. yeah I might just start fertilizing more and adjust the light to reduce any algae blooms. Or remove the floating plants more often, they’re the main culprits for sucking up nutrients If that does not work, I recommend using the ph...

What do you mean?? A bunch of strangers that met online on a fish forum going on a holiday in one of the most dangerous places on Earth..... sounds like a great idea... Safari would be awesome. Great Britain is really interesting if you are interested in history a lot. I'm guessing you are...

Wow!

You wouldn't notice the rocks amd gravel getting dissolved because the slow process is pretty much unnoticeable. Very small particles would dissolve (the shape of the rock wouldn't change). I suggest buying fish safe ph buffers and adding them to your tank whenever you see the ph rising up. Or...

Haha bring me with you. I'd love to travel the world. I've been to 14 countries but most are in europe and it gets pretty repetitive haha. I would love to go asia or africa. Lol if the amazon river tour doesnt take you, Australia will.

Some types of rocks and gravel (that are rich in calcium) can increase the ph by slowly dissolving into the water . Furthermore, nitrates and carbon dioxide levels in the water can lower the ph in your aquarium. Plants' absorb nitrates and co2 lowering the overall concentration of them in your...

Ever left there yet?

I was wondering how global the forum is and where everyone is from. I'm Italian / Brazilian but I live in the UK :D

Cancer cases going 📈📈📈 after we start eating those

No no no. Neon tetras should be kept in at least groups of 8 (6 bare minimum). I recommend you go and buy another 6 or so neons. Not that it matters much because theyre small but: how big is your tank? Is it a planted tank?

I've heard good stories about mixing purple gudgeons with fire mouths. I'd assume blue acaras would be fine if your tank is large enough.

You can return them to a local fish store, give them away to a friend that has a tank for them or you could give/sell on Facebook or another platform.

Today was a pain. It was supposed to be a good day; only biology class, which is my favourite subject, in the morning (10:30 - 12:30) meaning I'm able to go home early (which I wanted as I'd be able to have a look at some new fish and / or plants, clean fish tanks, clean my chameleon and my...

Yeah i agree with GaryE, it all depends on perspective too.

As you age you gain more wisdom and ultimately knowledge. If you're quite young, you haven't had enough experience just yet (not to mention your brain still being in the process of development). I'd say young would be under 17 - 18 years old and optimum comprehension capacity ages being around...

As stated by others, I am not sure if it is a Lelupi or a malawi hybrid sold as Lemon cichlid. But I like the re escape idea. I'll look for some rocks or something I can make a tall structure out of. Thank you!

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